Nurse's Pocket Guide: Diagnoses, Prioritized Interventions, and Rationales. Text with Access Code

Doenges, Marilynn E. APRN, BC

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Book Information
Edition:	14th
Publisher:	Davis, F.A.
ISBN:	0-8036-4475-2 (0803644752)
ISBN-13:	978-0-8036-4475-5 (9780803644755)
New Edition:	0-8036-7644-1
Old Edition:	0-8036-2782-3
Format:	Handbook/Pocketbook
Binding:	with Supplement Softcover + Internet Access Code
Copyright:	2016
Publish Date:	01/16
Weight:	1.15 Lbs.
Pages:	1146
Carton Quantity:	24
Subject Class:	N-D (Nursing Diagnosis and Assessment)
Remarks:	A New Edition of this Title is Available
Return Policy:	Returns accepted up to 10 months provided no other recalls or return restrictions apply. This product contains software or Internet access code(s). Returns are not accepted if seal is broken or if access code revealed.
Contributing Authors:	View
ProQuest Ebook Central:	Available in ProQuest Ebook Central™ View

Class Specifications
ISSN Series:	Nurse's P/G: Diagnosis, Prioritized Interven & Rationales
Discipline:	Nursing
Subject Definition:	Nursing Diagnosis-Hndbks; Nursing Care-Classification-Handbk
NLM Class:	WY 49
LC Class:	RT48.6
Abstract:	This quick-reference tool has what you need to select the appropriate diagnosis to plan your patients & care effectively. The 14th Edition features all the latest nursing diagnoses and updated interventions. A laminated "pocket minder" bookmark makes diagnosis even easier. Key Features: Actions/interventions uniquely organized by priority with selected rationales. Icons within the prioritized interventions for cultural - collaborative - community/home care - diagnostic studies -pediatric/geriatric/lifespan - medications. Defining characteristics presented subjectively and objectively. Documentation section that focuses on the other steps of the nursing process, reminding students of the importance and necessity of recording each step. NIC and NOC labels at the end of each diagnosis. Index with hundreds of diseases/disorders with prioritized associated nursing diagnoses